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See Latest ArticlesQuantitative Sensory Testing in Measurement of Neuropathic Pain Phenomena and Other Sensory Abnormalities
The Clinical Journal of Pain, 08/24/09
Backonja M–M et al. – This manuscript provides a concise review of fundamental concepts necessary for understanding the role of quantitative sensory testing (QST) in the process of eliciting information about sensory abnormalities associated with neuropathic pain and the place of that information in analysis of pain mechanisms. Together with the companion manuscript, this review provides definitions that should help further the use of QST as a diagnostic tool as well.
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